As a Village
Providing programs in domestic violence support services, economic empowerment, and early childhood education, YWCA Spokane positively impacts the lives of thousands of community members each year. But, we don't do this work alone!
It takes partnerships with corporations, government grantors, community organizations, and individuals to collectively thrust our efforts towards a future without racism, where all women know their worth. We're so grateful for every partner on this page who makes this work possible.
Government & Community Partners
- City of Spokane
- Spokane County
- Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families
- Washington State Department of Commerce
- Washington State Dept of Social and Health Services
- Washington State Health Care Authority
- Altrusa International of Spokane
- American Kennel Club
- Art Salvage
- Avista Foundation
- Ballmer Foundation
- Bank of America - Charitable Foundation
- Catholic Charities Eastern Washington
- Costco Wholesale - Charitable Giving
- Elizabeth Pool Charitable Trust
- Empire Health Foundation
- First Interstate Bank
- George F. Jewett Foundation
- Hayes Family Fund at Seattle Foundation
- Hologic Charitable Fund - San Diego Foundation
- Horizons Foundation
- Innovia Foundation
- Johnston-Fix Foundation
- Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation
- MultiCare Health System
- Pritchard Family Charitable Foundation
- Providence Health Care
- Spokane County United Way
- STCU
- The Seattle Foundation
- U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
- Umpqua Bank - Charitable Foundation
- US Bank - Foundation
- Washington Trust Bank
- Women Helping Women Fund
- Yeend Family Trust
YWCA Spokane's Giving Circles represent groups of donors making an enormous impact for the present and future of YWCA Spokane's programs and services. Members are individuals who are dedicated to advancing racial and gender equity in our region.
Learn more about the commitment and impact of each of these circles:
- Impact Partners
- Visionary Leaders
- Legacy Circle
Mission Partners
Mission Partners are businesses and organizations that provide a lifeline for women, children, survivors, and families by investing a significant 3-year contribution of $100,000 or more to support this work.
These invested leaders embody our mission of eliminating racism and empowering women and clearly understand the importance of it. Their commitment and dedication bring the promise of support and hope for those struggling with poverty, trauma, homelessness, and despair. With this help, we harvest the potential to build upon our accomplishments from the past and grow the health and sustainability of our critical programs well into the future.
Providence
KTI
Numerica
MultiCare
AgWest
Hamilton
The Family Justice Center
A Community Approach to Addressing Domestic Violence
Housed in YWCA Spokane’s main office location downtown, the Family Justice Center is the home of several partner agencies that have a common goal to protect the safety of domestic violence survivors, hold domestic violence offenders accountable, and reduce incidents of domestic violence in Spokane.
The Spokane Regional Domestic Violence Team:
- YWCA Spokane Legal Advocates
- City and County Law Enforcement
- Prosecutors
The Family Justice Center, identified as a national best practices approach to Domestic Violence intervention and prevention, was formed with the goal of providing coordinated services to survivors of family violence.
The core concept is to provide one central location where survivors can go to:
- Talk to an advocate
- Receive information on housing and shelter
- Access counseling and job readiness services
- Receive free childcare
- Meet with law enforcement officers
- Talk with prosecutors
The ultimate goal is to help survivors move from what often is the most traumatic moment in their lives to hope, healing, safety, and stability.
Become A Partner
Our partners create a platform of powerful opportunities allowing for sustainable change and transformation in the lives of the women, children, and families we serve who are impacted by domestic violence, homelessness, and unemployment. Learn more and join us today!